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{{uncited}}'''Hans Eysenck''' was a [[German]] behaviorist and [[psychiatrist]]. He was an opponent of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy and wrote a book attacking them called '''The Decline and Fall of the Freudian Empire'''. He also wrote about [[astrology]] and paranormal topics. He wrote '''Race, Intelligence, and Education''', a book claiming there were [[genetic]] and racial elements in intelligence. | {{uncited}}'''Hans Eysenck''' was a [[German]] behaviorist and [[psychiatrist]]. He was an opponent of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy and wrote a book attacking them called '''The Decline and Fall of the Freudian Empire'''. He also wrote about [[astrology]] and paranormal topics. He wrote '''Race, Intelligence, and Education''', a book claiming there were [[genetic]] and racial elements in intelligence. | ||
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Hans Eysenck was a German behaviorist and psychiatrist. He was an opponent of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy and wrote a book attacking them called The Decline and Fall of the Freudian Empire. He also wrote about astrology and paranormal topics. He wrote Race, Intelligence, and Education, a book claiming there were genetic and racial elements in intelligence.